WordPress setup as a CMS
A Wordpress tutorial can teach how to use Wordpress in blogging, but by far the best way to learn is by means of a Wordpress video tutorial. Why video and why Wordpress? Let’s take the last question first.
Why Wordpress
Most people use either Blogger or Wordpress for their blog, and there appears to be an ongoing [...]
In: WP Plugins| WP Tutorials
20 Oct 2009If you wonder yourself how can you made the blogroll appear in homepage only, here is the sollution.
<?php if (is_home()) { ?>
<h2>Blogroll</h2>
<?php wp_list_bookmarks(”);
} ?>
If you want to have your blogroll nofollow, or to have more control on it here is a plugin I recommend: Better Blogroll. The Better Blogroll widget for WordPress allows you to display [...]
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25 Sep 2009Blogging Tip #1: Post Regularly. Readers will be more likely to follow your blog if you have a regular posting schedule. Post weekly, post bi-monthly, post monthly — it doesn’t matter what it is (although it should be at least once a week in my opinion) — but stick to a schedule.
Blogging Tip #2: Use [...]
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25 Sep 2009Though from version 2.7 of wordpress we are able to automatically upgrade our blog never hurts to have idea how they are updated manually. As we own some new knowledge that we will catch better late: it is an FTP client and how to use, what files / folders contain an installation of wordpress, etc..
Before [...]
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25 Sep 2009First you need a host with PHP support, MySQL database and a clear enough space on FTP.
Ensuring that all files have been uploaded we can start the installation script.
1. In the folder you just uploaded (WordPress), is a file called: wp-config-sample.php it open it with a text editor (eg Notepad) and modify it as follows:
The [...]
admin modules (boxes of content), how to open and close module windows and menu options – very cool! – how to collapse and expand sidebar menus, and how to hide or show individual modules throughout the Dashboard. For more in-depth comments and a complete list of WordPress tutorials by Mark McLaren of McBuzz Communications, [...]
In computing, a content management system (CMS) is a document centric collaborative application for managing documents and other content. A CMS is often a web application and often it is used as a method of managing web sites and web content.
I have always recommended (where it was possible) Wordpress as a CMS platform. One of the main reasons is its extensibility and that for almost any task there is a plugin or one can be easily developed.
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